Ariel Winter Leaves Fox Reality Show – Deadline

Ariel Winter stars on Mars; It’s time to go.

the Modern Family The actress was the second celebrity in two weeks to pull out of the reality show on Fox, which has drawn celebs like Natasha Leggero, Marshawn Lynch, Adam Rippon, Ronda Rousey and Tallulah Willis to colonize, compete and conquer “Mars” until one victorious space invader, who will claim the title of “brightest star in the galaxy.

“Coming here,” the actress said on Monday’s 10th episode, “I didn’t think I’d make it past the first task. I beat a lot of things. I never thought I’d hit the cliff. Of course not. But I loved being on this team. I even I enjoyed missions, even tough ones, in a dumb suit. But you know, I love the word fair. I wasn’t Mission Critical today and I feel like I deserve to go.”

Winter follows Lance Armstrong out of the hatch. Last week, he admitted that it’s hard being a team player. “This is a tough part for people to stand up for themselves and you have to make tough decisions,” he said the week before, “but I will fully admit that life on Mars is not easy.” “You can’t put 12 strangers in a room and expect everyone to get along and that’s what I’m really struggling with. And so I think going forward it’s going to be a burden, not only for myself, but also for the team.”

With William Shatner serving as mission control, the series sees the crew members living, eating, sleeping, planning, and communicating with each other on the same space station. During their stay, they will encounter real conditions that simulate life on Mars, and must use their brains and strength – or perhaps just their stellar social skills – to outpace the competition and claim the title of the brightest star in the galaxy. Celebrities will compete in missions and vote to eliminate one of their crewmates each week, bringing them back to Earth.

Mintz-Plasse was the first celebrity to leave the pageant, which bowed June 5 on Fox.

Fremantle has the international distribution rights to stars on Mars appearance.

stars on Mars Premieres Monday, June 5th on Fox.